UK issues travel advisory against Uganda following protests
The UK has issued a travel advisory against Uganda, urging its citizens in the East African country to remain vigilant
INTERVIEW: Cost of sending money to Kenya, Africa
In the first half of 2018, Kenyans in the diaspora sent just under $ 1.3 B back home. While the
Morocco-based Royal Air Maroc responds to discrimination claim
Morocco’s national airline Royal Air Maroc has denied accusations that it discriminates between passengers based on their countries of origin, reports
Egypt officials: Car bomb kills officer, wounds 4 in Sinai
Egyptian security officials say a car bomb has targeted members of the security forces in the turbulent north of the
Faces of Africa – The Sahara
The Sahara is one of the largest, hottest and harshest deserts in the world, covering much of North Africa. On
Ghana finance boss aims to keep IMF checks after bailout end
Ghana will continue to subject its public finances to the scrutiny of the International Monetary Fund after its bailout program
Ethiopian Airlines, Zambia to relaunch national airline at cost of $30 million
Ethiopian Airlines has signed a shareholding agreement with Zambia’s main development agency to relaunch the southern African country’s flag carrier
Gupta-Zuma corruption inquiry begins in South Africa
The inquiry into State Capture begins on Monday and is expected to look into the Gupta family’s rise to the pinnacle of
At least 19 killed by Islamists in northeast Nigeria – survivor
At least 19 people were killed in an Islamist militant attack on a village in northeast Nigeria in the early
Grace Mugabe’s ‘fake’ PhD: Mnangagwa suspends Zim university boss
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has suspended the vice chancellor of Zimbabwe’s main university ahead of his trial next month for allegedly